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rpusTEE,s SALE.
U1RUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of a decd OF trust made By aoorve
dated Anil il ls77, and recorded III The oflco d
tho CLERK OF The County Court Of Ohio county
Vest Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No. Y, page
0 shall teli al tho itont door OF the Court HOUSE
Of said county, on 3'2 ale
SATURDAY, tho 17th DAY Of sEpTEMBER, 1887,
commencing al 10 o'clock A.. NJ, all that certain
tract or parcel OF iaild betg the west third part Of
iot Numbered two hundred and lorty.slx t2iC),
situate III that part Of the city Of Wheeling laid Oh
By william Chsplia8 and John Eo1, n the corner
Of E0fi and Ihird streets, now Twenty.kecond
street. running from EoE street cast thirty seven
:eet tx inches. thence south forty feet; thence
cast three feet two inehea thence south twentytlI
feel 70 lol numbered No thence with kaid lot west
Eof street north kixty Az feet 70 The place Of b.
TxKss or BALx-Ca,h In hand on Gay Of sale
JAMES RREb. Trustee,
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A LEARNED WIFE.

fdhkte EIdde, ~ -T----- -3I-I- T-T"-- N"
She knows every modern ism, aud, as from a
human prison. each theosoply and philosophy
=. is reflected from her MUD; ~ 49, : -
Knows the standing, ScOpo md stains nj thu
Dacons, kants aud Phatos; Ia philology and
psychology the wades III and goes Il blind, -
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FINANCE AND TIsADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money aud stoeA

A"e features OF tho Money aud Stock
l54al 5sG Markets. ~: 81 Z
sEw YORK, Sept lo.-Money on call was quiet
a'at 70 per cent, last loan 6, closed ats Primo
mercantile paper 7a9. Sterling exchange dull bu,
steady and unchanged. n '-5T iigll,s
lhe stoek market was somewhst mixed to-day
and ssu Of buoyance prevalent late yes.
aud aay noW sfhoon Tho bears go 70 work eaty
western Union. brought about considerable reac.
Iloh Ia prices before tho buying took much elect
Ine onenlng was heavy at declIues from ycster.
Ssiy moaetats s.sdsp
amoantlng 70 rom to " per cent were establish.
ca u ihe iirst TOW minuteS. The buying then as.
s sSs ss s proportions and prices recovered
a1opt II a: NJ, the market having again becoms
auil. dtooolng tendency was then developed
s aha alief ihe bank statement was published, de.
cds s , WEAKNESS was shown and the declne ceased
Duly WIN tho close OF business, which was QuIet
put weak ct The lowest prices reached Almou
the entire list Is lower, Wheeling & Lake Erie with
an advance Of per cent being the only prominent
shares = = - - ' ''' i' A0'',''
Railroad bonds dull sales $4,000.
government s, a bonds were duh but steady.
state bonds were dull but steady.
sTocK ouorArIoNs-cIosEp B1D.
n's. Acoupon....".-l2 N. K. & T. gen. esq.,. 92k<
H.
faoihe u o. '25"'.....lg North. Pic. seconds 1857
LOUISIANA stamp. 4s. e5n Northwest. conSoIs.13S
Mlhsoun Gs..........l001Sl W.debentures,5sl 03
Tenn. GsGattlements.l GSl2Ist. Paul c0nsOs...l27L
90 dR.....,....... 100 I5t. r., C.&P frsts lot
ao 90 lTex.d Pac. land grH. 81
Central Pacific lrsta TEX, q PAD, r. q, eI.
.. 3. g.. Arsls....llyXI ira coupoua Gss<
Q. u Il. West. hrstS 70 Union Fac. lrsN,.. 1I4S
xrle Heconds........-. West Bhoro, %
HoNDE-CLoeED BID. N@ s+5'
Adams Express. Northern pscian., 2ssI
American Express .l0S DO preferred ,.,...... blT
Gahada soatheffi-." 66ss ChtcaSo& n. W.....lf4S
Centra! Pacldc....... SO do p,cferrod 100
Chesapeake 4 Ohio. New York Central. ic0
DO INT Preferred. l0<lOhIo & Mlssssippy,.. 27sk
do secondA.....,....I do preferred. ........ NJ
@, G., g. & I.....,., 81 Pacific Msli.........'' Ss
Denver Il 3. G........ 25s Pittsburgh. ..,,...lb
Beading.
Fort Wayne........,.l5l DO preierrcd. .....' 71l
ahrSaA d Texas. ..... 251 do dust prcIerrcd '1i2
Lake Erie d West.,, l7HtC. NJ, & 81, Paul '' SSx |
Lake 5hore.............. 95 do preferred liSE
Louisvtiie y Nash. Gass4tTe:ag q Pacidc..., II
y, n. A. q C......... Al Union Pac1ac,,... 5iL
Mem. 4 Chas......., 50 United sta,es III
Alchlgan Ceptral... 81 W. st, L. d P...' ia.
Missouri paci,lc.....,. 97jz do preferred .s giG
ELsn; y Ohst .:... "a nells-Fargo M....lG6
MEN Jersey central. I6A Western Uulon....... IS ]
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. Hugo Hnssllcrl's Testimony.

~ - 1IuE0 TllNNSNcfI'H TCbttW0Nys no
Tho Swift Specific Company. AtlaEtn. Ca: 'i!za
y 0entlcmcn-Foe two years had severe case OF
eesca r: IsSa lar n fSa Pr TnSg1
Of physicians, but found no relief. At last deter.
mined to try tho s. s. s. remedy nnd seven eight
use this certificate IN my mnnner You wish. ytE
: ~ .Ss Is5t5-t,9f.s, sg-.s HUGO HAsSksNL,
New York. May ., lssf E 'tqiE:sJs'a.ff ~ .
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But her husband. helpless sinner. cats his bread
Lar. through Its lone dyspeptIc daya; - -
For his lovely wife bewftohing piles The tables In
tho Kitchen with the lcxic0ns OF old McxICaus
and with CYCLIC ped ~. ~ TIrG- =" =
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Railroad bonds dull sales slGG,090.
government bonds were dull but steady,
State bonds were dull but steady. 80.
MOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS min

AlM. K. & T. gen. g.. 92k
" Northern Ple. hrsts..lliN
North. PIC. secortis.. 1tl3 \,
hINorthwest conSoIs..18S
HIN. W.debenturos,5s.l03
'yl5t. Paul consOlB....l27%
5t. F., q. & T., frsts..iH
Tex.& Pac. land gr's. 81
NIex. d Pan. r. g. or. L.
II ira coapona.......,.- 685I
Union Fac. 1rsts.....ll4M
%lMest Hhore .......... % 2
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And without curse or Btammer thro' la,ge piles
OF sanserit grammar with agility aud ability
picks 81, way round like a eat,
And mo big hole In his "trowsis" no swce. wiiely
aiu afoHse', With com pacency aud patience he
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
Il LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-oanhandle Route.
Under schedule In effect MAY q, 1857, trains
leave Wheeling, Ceutral Standard ti1ne For steu-
benyille and Pittsburgh. 6:55 4. N 1856 p. NJ,
S:3O D. m, For Btenbelvillc, sos p. nj. Tho 6:23
a. m. and SECS p. N. trains make direct connection
for Columbus. Cincinnati. indlanspolh aud Chi.
cago The 1885 p. IN. train makea direct conneo-
Trains arrive q. Wheeling e.l5 =. H., 1000 q. H.,
Q. Is p. M. and GOO p. m. - ~ IN mv2 n
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Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free !,
TUE SWIFT srrctYic Co., ss,4l
t,ffl -I6ilsf AZ, it-sssI Drawer n Atlanta IN
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;. BRADFORD "a; "a, Sept l0-Opcncd at 6szc; closed
y n ne; nshest 7lc; lowest t9s:; ciearances
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
pOAD.-Undcr schedule In effect MAY q,
,sSz : sins leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
tfmno.p " Pittsburgh and Cleveland, 5:lO q, m.
it .ISn For Pittsburgh, 10:l7 q. n. For Wells.
viie ~, J.. m. For 6tcubenvll!e, 1895 Z. m. For
Martins Fe ~, ~ = N: = :, ! :,
M 2:5 D. m, 6:l2 p. NJ. A:A p. n, and 7:aS p. IN
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9. 8. a coupon..........125
y. y. " coupon......l&
Pacific e. Of '95.........l22
Louisiana stamp. 4s.. IS
Missouri Cs.........,,.,.,lO1
Tenn. Cd E9ttlements.l0$
90 &..............,,,. 100
do @..............,.,,. 90
Central Pacific ilrsta..l1l
.. q 3. 9. 4Esls.....lly.
D. u Il. West. hrsts 70
xrle Heconds........,.... 9S,
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TOLEDO. sept. 1o.-Wheat active and easier:
cash nc; October 7te; Ncccmbcr T7sIo: Nav
ss22sc. Corn steady; cash 4sc; October 4lIe; Nav
4GEc. oats quiet and unchanged, Cloycrsee1
active and lower; cash 81 20; December 81 n.
January 81 45i February 81 b2h, y " w
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Weekly Bank S,ntcrn a,

/. THusvlLE, PA, Sept, 1o.-openel nj $3.50. h,ch.
est 7l4c; lowest 6yNc; closed st lie
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Thore is very little aerf bathing in Ruz
, 1887-10-26

The r. M. s. MoseIle arrived at 800 this
evening Tuesday, Is Oct.) from South
ampt0n with Mails.
The MOselle reports encountering very
heavy weather last Saturday and Sunday,
40 heavy as to cause her decks to be swept,
and The loss of seven boats. There was
some delay in landing the Mails, the
MOselIe having no boat in which to send
them ashore. They were ultimately
brought on shore by a boat from the
Esk, The following report has been fur
nished us by the Harbour Master =
Report from r. NJ. s.. "MOselle."
Oct, 15th.-Lat. 21o 52' N, Long. 470
32t w.
OCT. 16th.-Lat. 100 43' N, Long. 800
III w.
Wind began at noon of 10th, from E,N.E.
At 6 p. IN. strong breeze. SPIN. mouefate
gale, Barometer steady. ID p. m. 1reSn
gale, Barometer falling. Midnight, strong
gale, Barometer falling. wind NE. . a'm'
wind had increased to % hurricane, baro'
meter 29o, wind N.N.E. Between 8 Am.
and $50 am, lost seven Boats, all Sheep
Pens, AMI Fowl Coops, with all 1--we
Stock overheard, and damaged II DoSt:
leaving only two small ones serylceaoles
Blew away Eoretopsail and Foresall, ana
Awning, and considerable damage was
sustained around decks. At 5.3O am.
wiad N.N.E., Barometers $3.50, blowing q
fierce hurricane, with furious squalls, VIM
North, backing West. 90 a. M. wind W.
s. w, with mountainous seas. a. IN,
Ship hove to. on port tack, wind and sea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agricultural Repof.
ter NoBI8 ass 4l 4<
, 1887-10-26

The British S. s. Glen1eId, Of Stockton,
arrived here yesterday noon, from Cardiff,
in 10 days, 17hours. Captain j. NeIdrick
reports that ON the 18th inst when in Lat.
BALE. N. Long. 37.l8. W. he experienced %
revolving storm S. E. round w. to N. w,
with tremendous high and confused sea,
which lasted "a hours. On the 10Th and
10th inst there was an unsettled appear
ance in the sky with u nasty high s. e.
swell running, snugged all down. On the
18th inst i'll Lat. 1924. n, Long $3.50. W,
strong d. s. E.. wind with rain in torrents,
which veered to N. q. and blew with
hurricane force, with high and confused
sea-; for l6 hours kept ship lead before it
to clear the centre. the wind veering from
n. E. to n. and then to w. with nasty
cross sea, great atmospheric disturbances;
from thence to port with very high N. e.
sea. st. Th0mg Tadende.
, 1887-10-26
MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

NewYork, 22nd October.-The Secretary
of state for the Colonies has decided to
defer the discussion of the medical question
and the elective members of Demerara
until he receives further information from
the colony.
The death is announced OF the French
admira Jaurequiberry.
1t is understood that the proposed sugar
conference will be held in December, and
that Sir James Ferguson will preside.
Sir Bache Cunard has commenced a suit
against his cousin FRANKLIN, the former
agent for the line in New York, for the
fraudulent conversion of $4,000, 900.
Lord Randolph Churchill, in the course
Of II speech at Seaham, contrasted the Earl
Of LonlOnderry's grave v~iceroyalty with
the eccentric administration of Earl
Aberdeen, and he denied that Ireland was
now being governed by Paschas.
The Rt. Hon. Arthur Balfour has pub
lished IA letter denying that the Govern
ment had employed the infOrmer Callinan
to organize the raid resulting in the muir
der of Constable Whelehan in Glare.
The Daily News, in all editorial, protests
against the proposed appointment of Lord
Lytton to succeed Lord Lyons as British
Minister in Paris.
, 1887-10-26
D H S
registered OF persons buried
in the public cemeteries.
CHRIsTIANsTED.


Sept. CHRISTIANSTED.
t-Mr. George Washington Corvinous,
aged "a years.
3-Joseph Allick, aged 8 months.
4-Margreth James, aged 81 years.
MARY Joseph, aged 9 months.
1O-Mrs. Edith Augusta Christensen, born
DeWindt, aged q years.
11-Inspector B. Dentler's newborn child
Alice, aged day.
"%-Johanne Williams, aged % years.
15-Sarah Nathan aged 9 years. = -.
H-Mrs. .Cathrine Motta, born Beandhuy,
4(aged so years. Usl
16-Widow Mrs, Elizabeth Petersen, born
Thomas, aged 46 years.
18-Minerva Maxwelps stillborn male child.
'EAGeorge Jackson, aged 8 years.
"eSophia Martin, aged ~ years n
19-Widow Mrs. Susanna MargIeth Hall,
of Est. Hope, aged 81 years.
2O-Edward Hodge, of Est. Diamond 81
Ruby, aged 26 years.
Sarah Teresa King, eyed II years.
2l-Hanaritta Edwards, aged 20 years.
22-Allenge eJohns2n, OF Est Bonne hes-
perance, age Unknown.
~23-Joseph King, of Est. Constitution Hill,
aged 38 years.
20.-WMaiams Joseph, of Est. Bonnie rs
perance, aged 20 years.
27-Amanda Roberts, aged "A years.
29-Emil Fallesen, aged 6 months.
Sept. -FREDERIKsTED.
Henry Jacob, aged st years.
3.-Eliza Warmes, aged l day.
4.-Robert Alfonso Fitzgerald, aged l
year 8 MONTHS
9.-Widow Johanne Elizabeth Elias, aged
46 years.
13-Oaroline Hesselberg, aged o. years
uLlMissN4ouz ala. BennerS, &of CalrlStlan-s
sted, aged 20 years.
23.-Sarah4Harris, aged IS years
24.-MarthaA Adams aged 20 years.
, 1887-10-26
BARBADOS NEWS.

The weather during the past fortnight
has been excessively hot during the days
and very dry, although there have been
some slight, partial showers to leeward.
The nights, however, hav slightly imprOV.
ed in temperature, and are somewhat cool
er. Except in the heavier soils, and where
they are very forward, the canes are show
ing signs that the very hot weather Is tel
ling upon them, AMI as this is considered
% critical month for the canes, and the
month in which the planters expect what
they call "October shoots" rain is anxious
ly looked for. During the present week the
hot days have been followed by vivid light
ming at nights in the north west, accom-.
panied with ii tendency to fill i'll barOme-
tr!cal pressure. These cOncomitant circum-
stances led to the hOpo that rain was not
far off; but up to the present moment or
our writing the sky is clOu LESS, and the
sun is hot.
The stock on the Estates are not now
luxuriating, as they we're q month ago, III
green fodder Of various descriptions, and
the planters in very many instances have
found it difficult to supply them with dry
bedding when necessary, anu to ger trash
for making mature, owing to the fact that
so much of this material was burnt during
the last crop for want of better fuel. Sour
grass at present forms their chief food,
and will continue to d so, until tha sfcane
plant season. comes in. The quantity OF
sugar exported to date has been 60,838
hhds. Sugar AMI 49,6l6 puns. Molasses,
against43 L, $50 hhds. Sugar aud $3.50 puns.
Molasses at the corresponding period last
year. 1t was at one time thought,
when the splendid yield which the
canes were giving was noticed, that the out
put of sugar for the year would be about
10000 hlds., but it does not seem now as
though that figure will Do reached. 1eC'
the amount of sugar already exported con-
stitutes this the largest crop. the island
has ever made. Two years ago, 1885, we
shipped 81, 46I hhds. of sugar, the near.
est figure to this having been the crop OF
1875, when $4,000 hhds were exported.
We have cause to be thankful for the largo
crop Of the present. year, as quantity ls re-
ouired to make up for the price at which
It has been sold.-Barbados Agrsc@stssrds
Reporter, Ia October.
, 1887-10-26

To-day we publish a third letter on the
sugar industry of Cuba, full OF interesting
information. 1t will he noticed hat the
average expression of the Cuban mills ls
mt in general opinion there at 90 per cent
while the best apparatus gets ~ per cenl.
On a smaller scale we have q similar sC"'o
of things here. The ordinary mills mere,
according to the report OF an expert JuSO
before the Factory was estaOllshea' express
about the same 50 per cent OF the "e.snO
of the canes in juice, whlle Tue raoUoay
mills secure. we believe, about 63 per
cent. These simple facts cannot be TOO
often insisted OIL. They mean that an es-
fate furnished with the superior mill makes
1914 hhds of sugar ont of the same weight
of canes which gives only 100 to the estate
furnished with the poorer mill. In the 'st-
ter case the "a hhds. of sugar are lelG III
the mppass and burnt under the cop
pers. an expensive fuel it must Oe'alloWed'
From the Barbados Agricultural report
~ we take n brief account OF the cyclone
through which the MOselLe passed on her
way to Barbados. 1t will be seen that CIe
deck was cleared, and it is surprising that
no lives were lost. The vessel evidently
oassed inst in front Of the storms centre,
and was on the southern edge OF 1t between
half past Ave and six on Sunday morning,
the barometer then standing at 28.oO' afalI
of l inch and two tenths from the usual
height. From the rapid veering OF the
wind bet tween half past five and six (through
three fourths of the half circle III the snort
space Of half an hour it may be seen now now
very near the ship was to the cehCie' lug
same storm was met on Monday the lHh
q little further on towards the northwest
by the teamer GleuaAd, which arrived in
st. Thomas on Friday last, IL VIII %
seen from the account which we copy from
the T;dende that this vessel also passed in
front Of the gale. The hours are not given,
but it may be inferred from the account
hat the centre of the storm was passed IN
about latitude $40, and by the time 1T
reached northwards of our island it would
be still further north. This accounts TOR
the fact that we have had no hint OF IT, ex'
cept the heavy swell which roared on the
reef all day and night on Wednesday and
Thursday, q message from the "monntaln'
GUS seas' experienced by the MoSette'
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THE CITY FINANCES.
CREDIT ALI ROUND.
Tho REPORT Of tho Committee deserved
y Words Of Praise for City Clerk Bowess
and Receiver Dunnwny-Tho Good n
Work OF tho Two boards.

y Tho Council Committee on Accounts in
It's report which Council failed to net upon
last evening, hes tho following to say
about the annual financial exhibit, SUM.
mary OF which was given in Monday'a
Issue: 9g5. z IN
'"'Your committee hegs leave TO report
that tho annual financial exhibit OF tile
city'a affairs. shows reduction Of the city
debt OF $50 100 II, and while no ono Of
the various departments have exceeded
the limit estimated by the Finance Com.
mittee, and prescribed by the ordinance,
large and important improvements have
been made contributing greatly 10 tue
comfort and convenience Of the public.
considering the strinpency Of the
times and the great length OF time our
chief industrial establishments we're idle,
the collections made by the City Collector
have been prompt and close. Too much
praise cannot be- awarded 10 the present
incumbents Of the City Clerks and Re.
ceiver's Offices, for the almost perfect sys.
tenn and order with which the books, nc.
counts and papers are kept In these
departments. Tho city has done wisely
in aiding these officers to accomplish this
result by providing proper vaults and 70.
ceptacles for the reception and preser.
ervation Of the city'a books and papers,
all Of which are now so neatly arranged
and filed that no delay is occasioned it
inspecting any Transaction or account. n
Especial attention Is called to the in.
proved financial condition OF the CITY
Water Bosrd, which haa paid during tue
year 1886. Sl4, $50, on account Of interest on
loans, besides paying all outlay and Incur
red expenses Of tho Department, and have
increased the cash balance to their credit
from Sl4.377 43 to So. 534 O5. The City
Gas Board has also done well, having paid
st, 100, on account Of interest on loana,
and have decreased their debt from $l2,.
4S3 03 to s., 900 ~ at T.'i T2Ja,5, !.
I'VE no, only congratulate the city on
such All auspicious beginning for the year
1887, but can say that in all the depart.
monts that have come under the observa.
ton OF your committee, they are vel
managed aud chow such order and system
worthy OF all commentator.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.


Vi 2 .
Jim Rics's Cause.-The Neides Child IInbens
.... Corpus, etc. Itf''l r
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case
Of the State er rel. AIRS. Neider against
George Ruff was decided, the custody Of
the child being awarded to Rlr. Plain.
tiif took On appeal. E
In the case OF D. W. @. Carroll 4 Go.
VS.. the Exchange Bunk judgment was re-
dered for Carroll. This case will also be
appealed. w. .i5- 81.
In the matter Of the probate OF the will
OF John Thornburg, the motion for new
trisl Observation-Disclosures another case
Tor an appeal. F',' #gsl
In the case OF Charles Zimmerman,
fined in the court below, the defendant
having baen called and not appearing, q
writ for the collection OF tho fine and
costs was directed to be issued against his
bondsuen, Henry Zimmerman and Fer
dinand Biedenbach. a,,i ~
1t ID expected that this cour! will ad-
journ on Thursday, and that before I'D.
journment Judge Jacob will render his
decision in the petition Of J. B. Shepherd
and others to have the Police aud Fire
Board ordinance set aside as illegal.
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Begin the Hew Year Will, wooing Fortune,
At the start OF the Holiday season, the
usual Grand Distribution 1.-THE 10th
Monthly aud an Extraordinary Drawing OF
the Louisiana State Lottery occurred at
noon on Tuesday, December II, 1886, un.
der the sole management OF Gsnersls G.
7. Beauregard. Of Louisiana, and Jubal
4. Early, Of Virginia. No. N9, ia drew
First Capital frSs Of SlaO0O0. sold in
tenths at 81 each; one was hold by eli
ont Of ]. Bsndernage!, a notary public, 1853
Common st., N. o.; two by Frank Metz,
Oshkosh, Wis; two COLLECTED by Wells,
Fargo i Co.'s Bank, San Francisco, Gal.
Que paid toa deposltor in the Hibernia Natl
Bank Of N. o.; another collected by J. G.
Lsllande, runner ofthe N. o. Natl Bank:
the rest elsewhere. The Second Pr;z, OF
$50. 900 was drawn by No. 81 400, sold in
halves at s. each; one to S. Hessisin, 1872
s. CLARK st., Chicago, ILL.,, collected
through B. 4 o. Exp. o.; tho other to J.
W: Meissuer, IS N. Sd st., Allentown, Pa,
COLLECTED through Gerpapia Natl Rank,
N. Q: Third Capital frise, $1,000, was
won by No. o. SOY; sold in tsnths at 81
each; one hold by F. NJ. Gross, Orawfords-
VILE, Ga. one by VIM. ?. Brady, No. 1916
Fulton ave, Evansville, Ind. one by Lin
sey Hayden, also Of Evansville, Ind. one
by Wh4. L. Giquillist, Of sayauush, Ga;
one paid to Wells, Fargo \ Co.'s Bank OF
San Francisco, Cal. Fourth, Two Prizes,
Sla. 600 each, were drawn by Nos. SIP
and sc. 800; two teuths paid to J. Prender.
CAST, through etelu Dros Baltimore, Nd;
two-tenths to @. ]. Mcdowell, No. 676 Su.
perior st., Cleveland, O.; one.tonth to the
NatI Commercial Bank Of Mobile, Ala;
ane.tentA to Win: Il. tsirkaut 4 Son,
Bankers, Mobile, A|a.i one by 6. s. Pool,
and another by Geo. Reed and O, a,
Doughslty, Of Bakersleld, Cal. another
paid to Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s hank, San
Francisco, Gal. Any information about
tho next Grand Extraordinary Drawing,
February 8, 1887, will be furnished on up.
plication to MA Dauphin, New Orleans,
La. Begin the New Year With woolng
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
Wheellns's Laughing Festival.

Fowler = Warmington'e company Of
comedians are to appear of the Opera
House on Friday and Saturday Of the
present week in TINT most laughable OF
Gomedies, Skipped by the Light Of tho
Moon; !" and readers who enjoy q good
laugh will not miss the opportunity Of
seeing this funniest OF playe, OF which the
Cincinnati Enquirer says: $=5' Is,
"rho general desire Of amusement
pstreus throughout the country: to be
amused IL aheve by tho extraordinary
nuccesa Of Shipped by the Light Of the
Moon. Tonight this play will be pre-,
scented at Heuck's New Opera House for
the second time this season, and notwith-
tho fact that lie previous en-
asSenlont was one Of tue largest ever
played in this city, The au!look for the
present is lust Is briglt,n .t.E,'e, ass